Apple on why many agencies are worried about EU rules for iPhones coming into effect from March 7
Apple on why many agencies are worried about EU rules for iPhones coming into effect from March 7
Apple will comply with the Digital Markets Act in the EU by allowing sideloading and third-party app stores on the iPhone. This change raises concerns about security risks and the impact on Apple's in-app payment system. Government agencies rely on Apple's app vetting process, while Google shares similar concerns about third-party app stores.
Apple will comply with the Digital Markets Act in the EU by allowing sideloading and third-party app stores on the iPhone. This change raises concerns about security risks and the impact on Apple's in-app payment system. Government agencies rely on Apple's app vetting process, while Google shares similar concerns about third-party app stores.
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Apple will comply with the Digital Markets Act in the EU by allowing sideloading and third-party app stores on the iPhone. This change raises concerns about security risks and the impact on Apple's in-app payment system. Government agencies rely on Apple's app vetting process, while Google shares similar concerns about third-party app stores. 
